During the school year, fitting in two or three sessions a week can feel almost impossible for many families. Summer tends to remove many of those obstacles. In our clinic, we have watched this pattern play out for more than 40 years. Children and teens who begin training during the summer and complete a meaningful number of sessions before school starts again often return in the fall looking noticeably different. More regulated. More settled. Better able to hold focus.

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Do you struggle with falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed? You're not alone—millions of people suffer from...

In the quest for Olympic glory, athletes are constantly seeking new ways to push the boundaries of human performance. Traditional...

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Trauma, whether from a single event or prolonged exposure to distressing experiences, can have profound and lasting impacts on the brain....

School is out, and summer has begun. Kids that have been bottling up energy during the last couple of months are free to unleash that...

Historically used by elite athletes and sports teams, now you can use the power of neurofeedback to reach your athletic peak zone.

Study indicates that neurofeedback improves visual working memory.

How the body holds emotional stress, and what you can do about it.